Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
CLEVELAND on WHEELS
Our President on His Tour
Of the West.
nEsEpTloA At lMplAnaPoLls.


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| moFning fasnd the RrssideneAs frzin I,
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hos. u a n@M moEinR upcn ninRIa tRarl
lino1, &nd IN pElnaed special tine uarf
boEg ~ IeNona, afhia train wall rni
extra wllh ahs0laAs right Of way eve
al1 trAi1n.s
Miahl had besn passed onraf1rtahl,
by the excursloniaI1 and without nutI,
bic fneidsnk A hsnns baud aerannd,
wns sexperieuesd Q little bsfaRo mitniqht
and from time 10 lirae Al n1opnins
piaoss v9iees vera heard calling 20 eacl
other ia he darsnssa
wMxnz - mf
Aboat Q thsnssnd persous we're at fhs
station Ia Onlnmbua when the train A..
rived e 40 o'clock. They wera vsrS
quiet, aatheirnR about The RssF platform
and conieutinR themaelvss With look a
the car which canaained The President.
A Telegram wAa received hy Colonel Ia.
noni e PittsburR from OonRfsssman
Ou1hwAiso urging . Haop "a Coiumhan,
bot the repiy wAs made that. owing 20
tbs early houF, Il would be impossible
At Bradford gunetion at Z csci0ck thls
moEniuQ, the Pfsglaent mede
NM ymzR ARRRAnkMun,
And crested the listls croue Of one
hundred o. more which had gaihsrad
about b. car With . hearty ~6ood
moTuinR.n
ave would like 10 SEE your wife. y
said one Of the crowd.
"That q lmpoaalhla now.n eafd kha
Presidents, ssshe has 9 hard davis taak
before her and ia FsaainQ.D
"Weil, We are right clad 30 zee you,
nir. !" said the spokesman Of The crowd.
II thank yoa for that." Fesolnad the
Presidsnt, .but Of zoe two expeot you
would prefer 70 zee Mrs. Cleveland"
AT H1UEEoEp. INDIANA,
A half acre OF aoiid humanity awaited
the train. The i've minutes stop was
spsnt in hand ahakine. TIE Prssideni
remained on the platform ca his car,
eraspiuo the hands Fsached NJ 20 him.
Breakfast vas The only incident OF TIE
run from nichmond 70 Indianapolis.
The dag vas cold, bat promised % be
fair. The pgaiFie States we're not seen
Ct their best. Tho corn stood witharinR
In the rows OF rottina in staoks, aud the
wheat fields WeTo stretches Of eray
stahhle and weeds; but the woods were
everywhere glorious, the yellow tint
growing more bright aud tbs puRpla
more pronounced 90 progress vas made
forward.
N zHn noosExR arA1n CAPITAL.
The day dauned hsFs drixxIlne. The
outlook for the receptions VS. gloomy
ononah, but the Presidents "Ro0d
lack" broaeht him Sunshine ns tue pro-
gession moved. 10 vas TOO late, how
ever, ts contribute toward swelling the
crowds and the number Was not 90 great
as 10 otheFwiss woald have bean. Still,
% has been exceeded here only By the
great eFswd that greeted Blaine.
The line Of march was straight down
Warrington elres9 from tbs railFond
crossing Whsrs the President left 70 20
70 the State Hoass whsFs be Wss form
ally recsived. The crowd Wns
ABOUT a xuEM EAno,
And on either aids the valks we're
packed with people. The view up she
street was 90 inspiripa one With bFsess
enough 70 make Q vista Of dutteFinR
oelors.
The procssuicn moved promptly Il II
o'clock. First eswe . squad of mount
Cd polios, eeeond the MOVING maNE, with
Tying hAee and dashina military so-
eouaerments, next the GoveFnor,s ssAn
in gorgeous Official uniform. Behind
maFobed q platoon Of police followed By
. band Of muslcians. Behind thoss
marched light infantry making q atrik-
iua 0iaplay, then Chief Marshal 6euaFal
KneasF and ssaR and immediageIy fol-
lowing same the Prsaidens escorted by
the Hendricks Club 10 the number Of
kgo OF three hundred men. A uniform
appsaFance was obtained By wearing
TALL HAZE OF oaAx,
With q black band, black clothes and
the club badge. A cane vas carried hy
each member. The clnb formed Q hol-
low square, nurFo1ndina The Presidents
carriage. and followed at either side IN
ross Of two abreast. The opeu enr.
rtaee, eimost hidSen By drapeFiss Of
aaGn, waa drawn By eight poweFfnl gray
horses, aaily capafisoned. On tho haek
TO she right sAs the President. Az
his side sat Mrs. Cleveland, and on the
cppoaita osat was en- Senator MaDonald.
They were the ncle occupants.
TIE progress Of t6s Vohiols vas
marked By cheers, but chieny b. ahriii
cries and
oAr.cAIEs or BoEs.
Hats veRs removed and handksr.
ehiefs dattersd from every vindow. bus
the carriage vas the chief obfeet Of TIE
syes, and caFiosity looked tls full. TIE
Presidents vas attiEed 10 his cufavay Of
black, With q has 70 match, and his diQ-
nieed bearing seemed 70 mees all hiah
expsctafions. AZ the carriage moved
slswly up the street there uaa aie-
tinoaiy felt . more social atmosphers,
and the gFssiina which vas eivsn dem
onslrAled shat e vas Of . 6nsr favor
than that Of the noisy crowd Of polIsi-
cal gatherings. Their manner gave this
cut a. the crowd swept ever the onrb.
stones into the street, makina 500
great slreanns Of people following
down behind tne esooTting clubs. Aen
and women win
BABIEs m TRKr8 AnNa
And children we're undsleFred by The
maddy conaitiou Of Tue streets, and yet
uithal there waa nothina motiy q iha
mass. Il was vel manneEsd, ooFdiaI
and reapectf1l.
Then eAma TIE carriages With tha city
ofAelsss. followed 6y those With the Faosp
liou eemmlteees and shese 10 turn b tkS
1eGsgson end Duckwortn Clubs Of Gin
eiuuafi, Caaia. cad several osheF cat Of
ssWn oFanniEaliona headsd By bEass
hand munta. Ihe vhala psocsesion waa
vsFy compaet and eompAtatiYeiy quick
II mcstna taking hat fsw nsocaents
n passing - tns capitol, . distance q
neaEiy qaariar of amlls.
AZ rHn s1kTB noUsR
Upon raaahine tie State Hoose the
Praaidanf's party. together With atty of
aha mnN4 pKominen1 oflss keldeFs of
Indinnn2oliH. insin6lnR tie members of
0onaEaaa, were eondncted % tha atana
esesasH fer tbs oooartcs, and thsra 10
shs pEssenes ef 300 Ds1pis Rsfksrsd
eruRnd tho plsos the GsvernaF intro